Christmas Day worship encourages a quieter, more reflective atmosphere, as participants carry the weight of the season. John's Gospel emphasizes God's faithful presence, depicting light that persists amid darkness. This message reassures weary individuals that they are invited to simply receive, signifying a relationship built on vulnerability and grace.
John 1:1-14 (Christmas Day) – December 25th, 2022
Matthew and John are essential Gospels for our Triune Christology. Obviously, John 1 helps us with the Word in the beginning. But Matthew helps as well with the introduction of the prophecy of Isaiah (7:14), “‘and they shall name him Emmanuel,’ which means, ‘God is with us.’”
Micah Krey 